SVT: A Russian drone approached an aircraft carrier
A Russian drone approached the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle near Sweden, raising concerns about maritime security during NATO exercises.
Four people died in a firefight involving Cuban troops and a ship registered in the USA
Four people were killed and six injured in a shooting incident involving Cuban troops near Cuba's coastline and a boat registered in the United States.
Coast Guard of Cuba killed 4 people on a boat registered in Florida
Cuban authorities reported that four individuals were killed on a Florida-registered boat near the island, raising questions about the vessel's intentions and the passengers' identities.
US speedboat 'opened fire' on Cuban officials as four dead and more injured
A U.S. speedboat allegedly opened fire on Cuban border officials, resulting in four deaths and several injuries, amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and Cuba.
Cuban Coast Guard shot at a speedboat from Florida
The Cuban Coast Guard fired upon a speedboat that originated from Florida, escalating tensions in the region.
The shooting that left four dead in a US boat in Cuban waters: another element of tension between the Trump administration and the island
A tense confrontation between Cuban border troops and a US boat resulted in the deaths of four individuals and raised concerns about US-Cuba relations.
OVERVIEW: The captain of a tank vessel that sailed with Russian spies is threatened with imprisonment in France
Chen Zhangjie, the captain of the tanker Boracay, faces up to one year in prison in France for allegedly violating orders while Russian security agents monitored his crew.
What is known about Cuba's attack on a boat from the United States
A clash between a U.S. boat and Cuban coast guards resulted in casualties and has escalated tensions between the two countries.
Florida opens investigation into the death of four crew members of a state-registered boat following Cuban attack
Florida's Attorney General has initiated an investigation into the deaths of four crew members following an attack by Cuban authorities on a state-registered boat.
Cuban Police Confirm Attack on Civilian Vessel from the United States, Four Dead
Cuban border troops killed four crew members of a speedboat from the United States that failed to stop and opened fire during an incident in Cuban territorial waters.
Clashes off the coast of Cuba: Four dead and six injured on a speedboat with an American flag
Cuban Coast Guard fired on an American-flagged speedboat, resulting in four fatalities and six injuries.
Cuba shoots down four crew members of a civilian fast boat from the United States
Cuban authorities reported that four crew members of a US-flagged fast boat were killed after they allegedly opened fire on Cuban police in territorial waters.
Cuba: American Motorboat Shot At โ Four Dead
Cuban authorities report that their coast guard shot dead four people in an American motorboat after it allegedly opened fire on them.
Four people in an American motorboat killed by Cuban Coast Guard
Four individuals aboard an American motorboat were killed during a confrontation with the Cuban Coast Guard after reportedly opening fire.
Five people in an American motorboat shot and killed by Cuban Coast Guard
Five individuals in an American motorboat were shot and killed by the Cuban Coast Guard, as reported by the Cuban Ministry of the Interior.
Ireland strengthens cooperation with NATO due to increasing threats
Ireland plans to enhance its radar and underwater monitoring capabilities and strengthen cooperation with NATO due to rising hybrid threats in the North Atlantic.
WSJ: USA hunts for shadow tankers. We delve into the task
The article discusses the recent intensified efforts by the USA to target shadow tankers in response to multi-layered sanctions imposed by Western countries.
China dominates with 5,500 ships while America has under 100 โ but Trumpโs fighting back
The article discusses China's dominance in global shipping with a fleet of 5,500 ships compared to America's under 100, highlighting concerns over national security and economic implications for the U.S.
VIDEOS: Amazon Agro - Acre this Sunday, February 22, 2026
A tragic incident where a mother and her four-year-old son died a day before her birthday is highlighted, along with various other stories from Brazil, including security concerns at a Trump resort, concerning content on TikTok, a maritime accident off the coast of Sรฃo Paulo, and events celebrating Carnival.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi asserts that Beijing seeks to change the status quo "by force or coercion"
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has accused China of attempting to change the maritime status quo through force or coercion, while highlighting Japan's increasing security concerns due to neighboring countries.
Denmark detains container ship sailing from Russia
Denmark has detained a container ship for improper registration, which was flagged under Comoros but not recognized by their authorities.
International naval exercises commence near eastern India
International naval exercises called MILAN 2026 have begun near Visakhapatnam, India, involving participants from over 70 nations to enhance maritime security cooperation.
PST Investigates Leak from the Defense Staff
PST has initiated an investigation into a security law breach following a complaint from the Defense Staff regarding the leak of internal communications.
Russia threatens possible military actions in the Baltic Sea
Russia's security chief has made comments suggesting that military responses may be provoked due to NATO's actions against alleged Russian vessels in the Baltic Sea.
Russia-China Send Naval Ship to Iran, Will Help Prevent US Attacks?
Russia and China have sent naval ships to Iran for joint exercises aimed at enhancing maritime security amid increasing US naval presence in the region.
Iran and Russia will conduct naval maneuvers in the Sea of Oman
Iran and Russia are set to conduct joint naval exercises in the Sea of Oman, focusing on maritime security and strengthening their naval relations.
Iranian media: Russia and Iran are conducting joint naval exercises in the Gulf of Oman
Russia and Iran are set to conduct joint naval exercises in the Gulf of Oman to enhance maritime security and strengthen naval relations between the two countries.
Iran and Russia to Conduct Joint Naval Exercises in the Gulf of Oman
Iran and Russia are set to conduct joint naval exercises in the Gulf of Oman, aiming to enhance maritime security and military relations between the two nations.
Iran Invites Russian Naval Forces to the Oman Sea
Iran and Russia are conducting joint naval exercises in the Oman Sea, aimed at enhancing maritime security and military cooperation between the two nations.
ISW assesses Putin's advisor's special comment on Finland
Nikolai Patrushev, an advisor to Russian President Vladimir Putin, warns of potential naval responses to the Western interception of Russian vessels, specifically mentioning Finland's NATO involvement in the Baltic Sea.
Iran and Russia Will Conduct Joint Exercises in the Gulf of Oman
Iran and Russia have announced joint naval exercises aimed at strengthening maritime security and military relations between the two countries in the Gulf of Oman.
Iran, Russia to conduct joint drills in the Sea of Oman
Iran and Russia are set to conduct naval exercises in the Sea of Oman to enhance maritime security and strengthen their military relations.
Joint Naval Exercises of Russia and Iran on Thursday
Iran and Russia will conduct joint naval exercises in the Oman Sea and northern Indian Ocean, focusing on maritime security and combating maritime terrorism.
From Hormuz to Bab-el-Mandeb.. Where does Iran hold maritime pressure cards?
Recent satellite images reveal three foreign ships held by Iran near the strategic Strait of Hormuz since late 2022, raising questions about their prolonged detention.
A new ship arrestor steps onto the stage
India's coast guard has arrested three tankers allegedly involved in illegal oil transfers in support of U.S. sanctions.
Recommendations for Greek ships due to jamming and Iranian exercises in the Strait of Hormuz
The Greek Ministry of Shipping has issued warnings to Greek ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz to exercise caution due to increased electronic interference and military exercises by Iran.
Direct threats from Russia regarding 'Western piracy': 'If the situation cannot be resolved peacefully, the navy will act to eliminate it'
Nikolai Patrushev, head of the Russian Maritime Council, has threatened military action to protect Russian vessels from European seizures, labeling this as 'Western piracy.'
Another illegal vessel secured near Islas Marรญas
Mexican marines intercepted a second illegal fishing vessel in the Islas Marรญas Biosphere Reserve, seizing over 240 kilograms of marine products and illegal fishing gear.
Iran closes parts of the world's most important oil export route
Iran is temporarily closing sections of the Strait of Hormuz for maritime security reasons amid military exercises by the Revolutionary Guard.
Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz for Hours During Military Exercises
Iran temporarily closed the Strait of Hormuz as part of military exercises, highlighting its readiness to control this critical maritime route.
BRICS needs strategic maritime cooperation โ Putin aide
A Russian official emphasized the need for strategic maritime cooperation among BRICS countries to enhance security along global shipping routes amidst concerns over Western piracy.
Russia threatens to deploy navy to protect vessels from โwestern piracyโ
A senior Russian official has warned that Russia may deploy its navy to protect vessels linked to Russia from potential European actions, highlighting rising tensions in maritime security.
More than 200 kg of suspicious drugs seized from speedboat from Iran, 2 Iranian citizens arrested
A significant drug trafficking operation has been uncovered in the Arabian Sea, leading to the seizure of over 200 kg of suspicious drugs and the arrest of two Iranian nationals.
Why big power rivalry is the โmain threatโ to Asean maritime security
ASEAN leaders highlight that growing strategic mistrust among major powers is the primary threat to maritime security in Southeast Asia, as noted during the Munich Security Conference.
How Operation Atalanta Works
The article discusses the importance of coordination in military actions, exemplified by the recent release of two hijacked ships in the Indian Ocean under Operation Atalanta, a European Union maritime security operation.
United States Navy has one of its deadliest and stealthiest weapons, the MQ-4C Triton drone
The MQ-4C Triton drone represents a significant advancement in naval aviation, providing continuous maritime security for the United States.
India seizes 3 tankers linked to Iran subject to US sanctions
India has seized three tankers connected to Iran and subject to US sanctions, boosting its maritime patrols to combat illegal trade.
Nigeria: Nigeria to Provide Office, Ships, Helicopters for Gulf of Guinea Security Force HQ
Nigeria has committed to providing infrastructure and personnel support for the Combined Maritime Task Force headquartered in the Gulf of Guinea.
The American army occupied an oil tanker in the Indian Ocean
The American army has reportedly occupied an oil tanker in the Indian Ocean, though details are sparse due to page loading issues.
The United States intercepted another oil tanker in the Indian Ocean after tracking it from the Caribbean
The U.S. intercepted an oil tanker in the Indian Ocean, claiming it violated a blockade related to Venezuelan and Cuban oil operations.